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Introducing Thomson Reuters license plate recognition (LPR) to help you manage physical property, improve employee safety and protect key company assets.

Join us as we demonstrate how to leverage license plate recognition technology to level-up your security & investigative power and to help you quickly discover where vehicles have been spotted.

In this webinar we will cover:

The challenges that license plate recognition solves
How other Corporate Crime professionals are using this powerful tool
Live demo of LPR solution

Don’t miss this opportunity to learn more about tapping into 20 billion and growing license plate scans to enhance your corporate investigations.

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Michael Purcell

Michael has over 11 years’ experience in software solutions with over 7 years’ experience in legal, risk, fraud, and investigative solutions.At Thomson Reuters, Michael is focused on providing product knowledge and expertise for risk and due diligence solutions. Michael regularly works with BSA/AML professionals, fraud investigators, risk management firms, and corporate security departments. Michael also spent a year working directly with the Thomson Reuters Government division supporting law enforcement and government agencies. In addition, Michael works directly with Thomson Reuters product developers on new product enhancements, product testing, and API integrated partnerships.

Matt Fegarsky

Matt Fegarsky spent 15 years in the sales arena before discovering his passion for risk and fraud solutions. Matt has spent the past 4 years at Thomson Reuters where he works with clients in non-financial industries to help them customize programs that help them mitigate risk through a variety of workflows. Matt is passionate about educating his clients on new trends, products, and solutions that help them stay ahead of bad actors.

Kyle Hoertsch

Kyle has been with Motorola Solutions (Vigilant) since 2018 and is the current Enterprise Solutions Product Development Manager for North America. Prior to Motorola Kyle worked for Sacramento County Sheriff's Department for 23 years where he held numerous field assignments. Upon his retirement in 2018 he was a Detective Sergeant in the technical operations division where he was technology liaison for field services. Kyle created the dSheriffs departments License Plate Recognition (LPR) and Facial Recognition Programs in 2012 and managed them for over 6 years up to his retirement.

Over the past 3 years Kyle has worked closely with corporate retailers by utilizing Motorola LPR technology to identify, monitor and combat retail crime.